Every part of the screening, chosen and reviewed by an oncologist.
Most screenings hand you pieces. We hand you the whole picture, where every part is there because an oncologist would ask for it, and the specialist who can read it.
01 · Risk assessment
We know where to look before we meet you.
A questionnaire covering lifestyle, symptoms, family history and risk factor exposure, completed before the screening day.
02 · Physical examination
A specialist's eyes, not a checklist.
A full examination by an oncologist, including oral cancer screening.
03 · Thermal breast imaging
No contact. No radiation. No pain.
A comfortable breast imaging option suitable from age 18.
04 · Lab evaluation
Numbers, read in context.
Blood tests reviewed by an oncologist alongside your risk profile, not in isolation.
05 · Oncologist consultation
Every finding, read together by one specialist.
A private one-on-one that takes place only once the oncologist has your risk assessment, examination findings, lab results and breast imaging report in hand.
06 · Personalised risk report
Clarity you can act on.
Your risk category and, where needed, a clear follow-up pathway, delivered within 24–48 hours.
Insight for the organisation. Privacy for every individual.
The organisation receives an anonymised, group-level report showing overall risk patterns and priorities for its people, never any individual’s medical data.
Screening for one. Awareness for the whole family.
Every participant takes home a Cancer Awareness Booklet on risk factors, warning signs, breast and oral self-examination, and HPV vaccination, so the awareness that helps protect them can help protect the people they live with too.
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Both are also available on their own.
Awareness sessions
An oncologist-led talk on cancer prevention, lifestyle, early warning signs and self-examination, held on the screening day or as a standalone session.
HPV vaccination drives
Awareness and on-site vaccination to help protect eligible women against cervical cancer.
Questions, answered.
A questionnaire covering lifestyle, symptoms, family history and risk factor exposure, completed before the screening day.
No contact. No radiation. No pain. It is a comfortable breast imaging option suitable from age 18.
One oncologist reads every finding together. The private one-on-one takes place only once the oncologist has your risk assessment, examination findings, lab results and breast imaging report in hand.
Each participant receives a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours, with a clear follow-up pathway where needed.
An anonymised, group-level report showing overall risk patterns and priorities for its people, never any individual’s medical data.
Yes. Both are also available on their own.
Videos
Let's talk cancer, with Dr. Shalini.
Short educational videos on cancer screening, prevention and early detection.
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